Alexandr Lagazzi commented on the results of the parliamentary elections in Italy for the Slovak Radio RTVS.
Show moreThink-tank 'Das Progressive Zentrum', in cooperation with the 'Foundation for European Progressive Studies', publishes a new title focused on the future of the Visegrad Group countries.
Show moreHow will the European Union look like in the future and what is the role of Slovakia in this future?
Show moreVladimír Bartovic, Martin Michelot, Zuzana Stuchlíková and Vít Havelka react to the informal meeting of the 27 heads of state or government held on the 23rd of February 2018.
Show moreAccept our sincere invitation to the public debate that is part of the series Café Evropa. Our guests Zuzana Lizcová and Tomáš Lindner will discuss the influence of the German coalition on the process of European integration.
Show more PDFCzechs are by far the most critical of all Central European countries. While in Hungary only 9 percent of people are in favor of leaving the EU, 34 percent is in Czech Republic.
Show moreEUROPEUM is one of eight receiving institutions taking part in the Think Visegrad Fellowship program.
Show more DOCAlexandr Lagazzi commented on the upcoming Italian election which will be held on 4 March.
Show moreAlexandr Lagazzi in his new policy brief, explores the shift of Chinese attention on the 16+1 platform, from the V4 to the Western Balkans. While analysing the current relations between China and the V4, he points out what strategy the V4 could adopt in addressing this shift.
Show more PDFAs part of the project 1918 CEE Identity, Gábor Egry has written an essay that relates to the approaching hundred year anniversary of the collapse of the Central and Eastern European empires, and author analyzes, among other things, the common historical heritage of these newly created states.
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